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70 Ships, 6 Submarines, Over 75 Aircraft In Indian Navy's Tropex Exercise
The Indian Navy's biggest-ever biennial exercise 'Tropex' witnessed participation of around 70 ships, six submarines and more than 75 aircraft and it covered over 21 million square nautical miles, Navy officials said on Thursday.
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Indian Navy Undertaking Mega Exercise In Indian Ocean Region
The Indian Navy is carrying out a mega war game involving almost all its operational assets like warships, submarines and aircraft in the Indian Ocean Region to check the force's combat readiness amid China's growing military forays into the region.
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Navy Chief In Kochi Urges Naval To Ensure Safe Coasts And Secure Seas
Conduct of the mega naval exercise TROPEX 19, the operational readiness of the Indian Navy, a realistic audit of its deployment philosophy and fighting capability was undertaken at a review here Monday by its top officials.
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Forces Conduct Month-Long Exercise To Test Combat Readiness For Future Threats
The Navy has carried out a mega exercise which saw participation of its strategic assets including nuclear-powered submarine and aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, besides Su-30 and Jaguar fighter jets of IAF.
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Indian Navy's Largest-Ever Exercise vs 'Enemy Submarines' (Read China)
The INS Chakra, the Indian Navy's nuclear attack submarine, is on the prowl 200 km off Goa's coast in the Indian Ocean, scouring the seas for the sound of "enemy submarines." One of the fastest and deepest diving submarines in the world, the Chakra, acquired on lease from Russia, has been specifically deployed to train for a new threat - Chinese nu...
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Navy Gives Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar a Glimpse of its Operational Capability
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Saturday that the Indian Navy must remain a "superior force" in the Indian Ocean region and assured that the government would extend full support for making it a truly bluewater navy.
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Indian Navy's largest exercise in two years concludes successfully
Despite the INS Sindhuratna submarine tragedy and the sudden resignation of Admiral DK Joshi on Wednesday, both the eastern and the western fleets successfully completed TROPEX-2014 (Theatre-level readiness and Operational Exercise), the Indian Navy's largest of its kind exercise in the past two years.
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70 Ships, 6 Submarines, Over 75 Aircraft In Indian Navy's Tropex Exercise
The Indian Navy's biggest-ever biennial exercise 'Tropex' witnessed participation of around 70 ships, six submarines and more than 75 aircraft and it covered over 21 million square nautical miles, Navy officials said on Thursday.
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Indian Navy Undertaking Mega Exercise In Indian Ocean Region
The Indian Navy is carrying out a mega war game involving almost all its operational assets like warships, submarines and aircraft in the Indian Ocean Region to check the force's combat readiness amid China's growing military forays into the region.
-
Navy Chief In Kochi Urges Naval To Ensure Safe Coasts And Secure Seas
Conduct of the mega naval exercise TROPEX 19, the operational readiness of the Indian Navy, a realistic audit of its deployment philosophy and fighting capability was undertaken at a review here Monday by its top officials.
-
Forces Conduct Month-Long Exercise To Test Combat Readiness For Future Threats
The Navy has carried out a mega exercise which saw participation of its strategic assets including nuclear-powered submarine and aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya, besides Su-30 and Jaguar fighter jets of IAF.
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Indian Navy's Largest-Ever Exercise vs 'Enemy Submarines' (Read China)
The INS Chakra, the Indian Navy's nuclear attack submarine, is on the prowl 200 km off Goa's coast in the Indian Ocean, scouring the seas for the sound of "enemy submarines." One of the fastest and deepest diving submarines in the world, the Chakra, acquired on lease from Russia, has been specifically deployed to train for a new threat - Chinese nu...
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Navy Gives Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar a Glimpse of its Operational Capability
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Saturday that the Indian Navy must remain a "superior force" in the Indian Ocean region and assured that the government would extend full support for making it a truly bluewater navy.
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Indian Navy's largest exercise in two years concludes successfully
Despite the INS Sindhuratna submarine tragedy and the sudden resignation of Admiral DK Joshi on Wednesday, both the eastern and the western fleets successfully completed TROPEX-2014 (Theatre-level readiness and Operational Exercise), the Indian Navy's largest of its kind exercise in the past two years.
